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Statement of Purpose & Membership ca. 1974
Bylaws 1973-76
Action Resolutions 1970-75
NOW Resolution--drafts 1977
How NOW Operates 1974
Legal Policies 1976
Policy Manual: Administration 1979, 1982
Public Speaking Policy 1978
Board Routine Procedures n.d.
Coalition Guidelines n.d.
National Legislation 1971
Guides for members, boards, committees & chapters ca, 1976
Standing Committees of the Assembly 1983-84
Rosters of Officers & National Board members 1974
Roster of Task Forces 1974
Budget, Finances & Fundraising 1976-77
Board Minutes 1974-79
Board Correspondence 1971-77
Executive Committee--minutes 1974
Standards for Provisional Chapter Charters 1970
Women's Strike Coalition 1970
National Convention "Walk-Out" 1975
"Women's State of the Union Address" 1976
Leadership Alerts 1977
Programs for NOW--Task Force Summaries 1972-74
International Affiliates n.d.
President's Reports 1975-77
Bylaws Committee 1975
Financial Development Committee 1975
Committee for Grievance & Conflict 1974
Compliance & Enforcement Task Force 1973
National Women's Political Caucus 1971
World Feminist Commission Roster n.d.
Candidate Resumes 1975
Board Campaigns n.d.
Sponsors 1975-78
News Releases 1972
ERA National 1976
New York Chapter ca. 1971
Colorado Chapter 1972
Washington State/ Boston Resolution 1975
Misc. Correspondence 1971-75
Misc. order forms n.d.
Misc. n.d.
Western, Southwestern, and West Coast
Western Region--Constitution, Bylaws, Resolutions 1972-77
Western Region--Task Forces 1980-81
Western Region--Conference 1970
Western Region--Conference 1971
Western Region--Conference 1972
Western Region--Conference 1974
Western Region--Conference 1976
Western Region--Correspondence 1972
Western Region--Various Chapter news & issues ca. 1972
West Coast Formation of NOW 1975-80
West Coast--Guidelines 1976-81
West Coast--Board of Director's Meetings 1981
West Coast--Minutes of Board Meetings 1980
West Coast--Roster of Chapter Officers & Task Force Chairs 1979
Newsletter: West Coast NOW July 1980 v.1 no.2- November 1981 (incomplete)
West Coast--misc. 1981
Southwest Region--Bylaws 1978
Southwest Region--Reports 1979-81
Southwest Region--Conference 1977
Southwest Region--Conference 1981
Southwest Region--Correspondence 1979
History of California NOW n.d.
Policy Statement n.d.
Proposed Bylaws 1973-75
Resolutions 1975-80
Resolutions & Legislations ca. 1972-80
Roster & Directory 1974-80
Treasurer's Reports & Budget 1973-81
State Dues 1977
State Board Meeting Minutes & Reports 1974-80
Chapter Task Force/ Committee Rosters & Directories 1973-79
Task Force & Committee Information 1975-80
Joint Committee on Legal Equality 1976
ERA Mobilization Committee 1976
Legislation & Political Education Committee n.d.
Fundraising Committee 1974
Women in the Arts Task Force 1974-78
Mental Health Task 1975
Affirmative Action Task Force 1975-77
Consciousness Raising Task Force 1975-77
Child Care Task Force 1976
Legislative Task Force 1976
Human Reproduction Task Force 1975-77
Feminist Talent Task Force 1977
Reproductive Freedom Task Force n.d.
Circle's Edge: Task Force for Women Prisoners 1975
Women Convicts & Prisons ca. 1975
California Committee for a Better NOW n.d.
Guidelines for Convention Rules ca. 1974
California NOW Conference 1972
State Convention October 1973
State Convention 1974
Conference 1975
Conference 1977
Conference 1978
Conference 1980
Conference 1981
Leadership Conference 1980
State Conference 1984
State Meeting--International Women's Year 1977
Officer Candidate Campaigns 1977-80
Abortion, NOW Action Center on Freedom of Choice 1976-78
Withdrawal of San Diego county NOW from California NOW 1977
Rejoining of San Diego County NOW from California NOW 1979
Record book with various notes ca. 1979
Inauguration Day Action for Women's Rights How to do it Kit 1980
How to Publicize an Action--General guidelines n.d.
California NOW PAC (Political Action Committee) 1982-84
California Women's Coalition n.d.
Action Council--Roster/Directory n.d.
Rural Legal Assistance 1971
State Elections--list from the California NOW Legislative Office ca. Early 1980s
Press/News Releases 1973
Selected Legislation: Women's Issues June, Oct 1974
Correspondence 1973-80
Blank forms for funds, reimbursements requests n.d.
San Diego County
What is NOW? n.d.
History of San Diego County NOW (first 6 months) 1971
Constitution & Bylaws 1970-77
Proposed Changes to Constitutions & Bylaws 1970-77
Charter 1970
Rosters & Directories 1977-79
Members 1974-76
Candidates for Office 1975-78
Officer Resignations 1975-76
Board of Directors Information 1977
Member fees, funds, reimbursements 1974
Budget 1971-82
Budget receipts & records 1973-74
Treasurer's Reports 1976-77
Board meeting Minutes 1975-84
Board Meeting Notes 1972-73
Executive Committee Minutes 1976-80
Chapter Meeting Minutes 1977
General Member Meeting Minutes 1978-79
Various Annual Reports 1979
Conference 1970
Task Force & Committee Rosters/ Directories 1974-75
Misc. Task Force & Committee Information 1974-78
Ad Hoc Committee 1975-76
Affirmative Action Advisory Committee 1977
Battered Women Task Force 1979
Consciousness Raising Task Force 1977-78
Education Task Force 1973-78
ERA Task Force 1978
Fundraising Task Force 1974
Image of Women Task Force 1973
Lesbian Rights Task Force 1984
Media Reform Task Force 1979
Membership Committee 1976-78
Minority Women Task Force 1977
Nominating Committee 1974-76
Political Action Task Force 1975-77
Service Arm Committee 1977
Committees of the Assembly & Senate 1979-80
Membership Questionnaire February 1981
Calendar Events n.d.
Awards and Certificates 1977-79
Bibliographies, Presses, Publications on Women's Issues 1970-73
San Diego County NOW Withdrawal from CA NOW 1978
Rejoining of S.D. NOW to CA NOW 1979
Organizing programs, presentations, speeches, etc 1972-73
Meeting Halls 1971-73
Speaker's Bureau 1975
Speeches 1971-72
Tax exempt division 1976-77
Phone call listing 1979
Telephone Answering Service 1976
Retreat 1977
Regional Employment & Training Consortium 1977
Fundraising 1978
Professionals in Practice 1976-77
Attorneys 1977
Alcoholism 1974-77
Ice Hockey/ Racquetball Club ca. 1974
Judy Filner's Notes 1973
Sample correspondence forms 1970-71
Correspondence 1971- March 1978
Correspondence April 1978-80
President's Correspondence
General Correspondence 1971-76
Casale Correspondence 1979
Hrycyszyn Correspondence 1979-80
Eleanor Smeal Correspondence 1982
Issues & Topics
Affirmative Action
Guidelines 1973-74
City of San Diego Book Entities 1974-75
City of San Diego Job Departments' Minority Employment Status 1972
A Model Women's Component for an Affirmative Action Program: State & Local Government March 1975
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 1976
General Dynamics, Convair Aerospace Division 1972-73
National Conference of Christians and jews (NCCJ) 1972-73
San Diego County 1972-76
San Diego Universities 1971-72
Community Colleges 1975-76
San Diego City 1972-73
San Diego City Medical Standards 1963-73
San Diego City Schools 1971-74
Title 29 (Labor) 1964-72
U.S. Department of Labor 1970-72
Misc. 1971-76
National Lobbying History of Reproductive Rights Legislation 1980
Abortion Rights Movement (ARM) 1979
Legislation 1975-81
Amendments 1973
Human Life Amendment (HLA) 1981
Supreme Court Abortion Rulings 1979-80
Abortion Rights Action Week October 22-29, 1979
Anti-Abortion 1977-78
Society for Humane Abortion, Inc. 1970-71
California Abortion Rights Action League (CARAL) 1977-78, 1981
California Abortion Rights Action League--South 1980
National Association for Repeal of Abortion Laws (NARAL) 1971-79
National Abortion Rights Action League--Newsletter 1979-80
Women's National Abortion Action Coalition 1972
Coalition for Free Choice on Abortion 1976
Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights (RCAR) 1978
Catholics for a Free Choice (CFFC) 1976
Catholic Church 1975-80
Christian Church 1977-78
Bishop Maher & catholic Church 1975-76
Bishop Maher & Mother's Day 1975
Catholic Newspapers 1977-78
Reproductive Task Force (California) 1978
Reproductive Task Force (National) 1975
Pro-Choice vs. Anti-Choice Rally January 22, 1978
Pro-Choice vs. Anti-choice Rally January 22, 1979
Pro-Choice Supporters 1978
Clinic Violence 1977-78
Reproductive Freedom Task Force 1978
Planned Parenthood 1979-80
Planned Parenthood--Mr. Clifton L. Maclachlan 1977-80
Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California (PPAC) December 1979- February 1980
Women's Community Health Center 1980
Womancare: A Feminist Women's Health Center 1979
Department of Health, California 1976
Human Reproduction--Legislation 1979-81
Women's Rights--Conception & Giving Birth n.d.
Funding 1975-79
Dr. Luker Research Project 1978-79
Van Deerlin Poll June-July 1977
NOW Meeting on Pro-Choice and Anti-abortion February 15, 1979
Freedom of Choice 1973, 1976-77
Sterilization 1978
Contraceptives 1971
Zero Population Growth 1979
"Zone of Spiritual Death" by Joan T. Casale 1975
Abortion Polls 1976-77
Statistics 1975-78
Legalization Commeration 1980
Press Releases 1975
Misc. plans and notes of Patricia Hrycyszyn 1978
Misc. newspaper clippings and information 1970-81
Misc. 1970-76
Clout Workshop August 23, 1975
Credit Task Force 1973
Equal Credit Opportunity Act 1977-78
Business and Feminism 1974-75
Women in Sales 1980-81
News Clippings 1974
Children and Family
Adoption 1978
Battered Wives 1977
Child Care 1973-79
Child Abuse 1978-79
Child Sexual Abuse 1977-78
Child Support 1975-77
Displaced Homemakers 1974-78
League of Housewives 1974-75
Family Protection Act n.d.
Marriage, Divorce and Family Relations 1970-78
Mid-Wifery 1969-72
Child/Adolescent/Teenage Issues 1975-78
Johnson Welfare Initiative n.d.
Women in Transition: a Feminist Handbook on Separation and Divorce 1972
NOW v.s City of San Diego 1972-77
San Diego 1972-77
Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC) 1976-77
Federal Communications Commission 1964-72
Sex Discrimination Suits 1974-75
Job Compliance 1973
Compliance 1974
Employment 1972-75
Housing 1979
Employment Study 1971-74
AT&T Phone Company 1971-74
Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA)--"Happy Booker" 1977
Academic Discrimination 1970-73
Academic Discrimination--Women in Higher Education 1974-75
Academic Discrimination Task Force 1972-73
Boycott Information 1980
J.P. Stevens Boycott n.d.
Sears Action Boycott 1974
Free NASSCO 1980-81
Jaycees 1972-73
Abzug Firing 1978-79
Insurance ("good student discounts") 1977-78
Gender Inequality in Insurance Industry--articles, news releases 1979-82
Security Pacific--"Old Bag" 1976
Joanne Little Case 1975
CALPIRG--California Public Interest Research Group 1973
Sexism--discrimination & bias in the workplace, classrooms, and schools 1970-78
Job Harrassment 1976-81
Sexual Harrassment--articles 1981
Affirmative Action Policy & Procedure 1974
Title IX 1975-76
Correspondence re: Title IX 1973-75
AB 2466--WIN Exemption for AFDC Student Recipients 1984
Education Laws 1973-76
Education Task Force 1974-75
Women in Higher Education Task Force 1975
Women's Educational Equity Program 1975-76
Curriculum Development & Supplemental Materials Commission 1974-75
Analysis of Compliance with the Education Code 1974
State Board of Education 1975-76
Legal Compliance Committee 1975-76
Girls & Women in the Primary Reader--slide show on sexism in the elementaries 1973-75
Higher Education 1972-73
Community Colleges--Sex discrimination 1972
Letter to Bennett 1972, 1979
Personnel & Counseling Education 1972
San Diego Unified Schools 1971-74
San Diego City Schools Office of the Superintendent--Approved list of Basic & Supplementary Texbooks in Jr. and Sr. High Schools 1974-75
Chula Vista School District 1976
Grossmont College, Title IX Self Evaluation Study Spring 1976
UCSD Extension 1972-73
Catalog of Course Offerings at Crawford High School ca. 1972
Basic Course of Study--Dept. of Education, SD County 1970-71
Textbook/ Classroom Sexism & Bias 1967-78
Adoption Procedures--list of California books available 1971-75
Booklist 1970-75
Sexism in Education 1972-76
Sexual Equity--schools, work 1971-77
Proposed Resolutions--Education 1974
Sex Education 1976-82
Minorities in Education 1976
Educational Films/ Slideshows 1975
The Early Childhood Education Program Proposal by Wilson Riles March 1972
Physical Education 1975
Teachers 1974-76
Older Women Starting School 1974
Misc. Educational Publications 1971-73
Correspondence re: Education 1971-75
Misc. 1973-78
Civil Service Commission City--clerical pay 1972-74
Women's Bureau--Department of Labor 1972
Public Employment Program 1971-72
FEPC (Fair Employment Practice Commission)--Bulletins, Investigations, Complaints 1970-75
Employment City/ U.S. Intervention 1977
Pathways to Work for Women 1976-77
Status of Women in the Country Workforce 1976-78
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)--San Diego 1976
EEOC Complaint 1972-77
RETC (Regional Employment & Training Consortium) & CETA Comprehensive Employment & Training Act 1974-75
Community Speaks: A Report on Statewide Public Meetings of the Fair Employment Practice Commission July 1976-January 1977
Up to Date Vocational Training Programs Related to Job Opportunities 1980
San Diego Regional Employment & Training Consortium--Comprehensive Employment & Training Act of1973, Title II Grant Application 1974
Comprehensive Employment & Training Act of 1973
Background Facts on Women Workers in the United States 1970
Women's Employment 1969-80
Women's Employment Status 1968-73
Paramedics 1977-78
Proposition K--Paramedic Issue 1975
Women with Male Jobs 1972-76
Women Priests 1977
Fire Fighters ca. 1975
Labor/ Unions--pamphlets, brochures, info packets 1977-81
Comparable Worth 1979-81
Misc. Information 1970-72
News clippings 1982-84
Equal Rights Amendment (ERA)
Equal Rights Amendment 1975-76
Passage Effort 1975-77
State ERA 1972
Extension 1978
Time Extension--Senate 1978-81
Deadline Extension March 1977-78
Reports 1973-83
Impact Project n.d.
Mobilization Project 1981
Resource Materials 1979
Questions & Answer n.d.
Educational Study Pack 1979
Packet of ERA--History, Court Cases, Conventions, Extensions, Resolutions, Songs, Ratified States, etc ca. 1978-79
Information and Pyramid Power Kit February 1978
Preparation for ERA Walkathon n.d.
ERA Walkathon 1981
Last ERA Rally/ Walk 1980-81
ERA March of One Million 1978
Telephone Calls, ERA Info: speeches, schedules 1981
M.A.N. for ERA (Men Allied Nationally for the Equal Rights Amendment) 1979
Father's Day for ERA n.d.
NOW & LWV--ERA Resource Center 1979
ERA and GOP National Convention 1979
"The Case for the Federal ERA vs. the Case for the State ERAs" February 1983
ERA & Beverly LaHaye 1980-81
ERA Talk--news clippings, speeches, fact sheets 1980-82
People to Contact 1981
Yale Law Journal 1971
Actions 1982
Prayer Vigil n.d.
Songs 1981
ERA & Black Women n.d.
Booklist n.d.
Prisons 1972
Articles on ERA and Abortion 1980-81
Homemakers 1978
Divorce 1979
Social Security 1979
Non-Violent Demonstrations 1980
Mormon Religion--Mormon Church against the ERA 1979
Catholics and the ERA 1975
Republicans & the ERA & Abortion 1980
Pamphlets & Handbooks 1977-81
News clippings 1972-82
News clippings on ERA & Equal Employment 1970-75
ERA Campaign--speech notes/ rough drafts, correspondence rough drafts ca. 1976
Misc. 1970-79
Correspondence by Thelma Stacy re: ERA Campaign 1977-81
Correspondence written re: ERA Campaign 1971-82
Correspondence received re: ERA Campaign 1974-82
ERA Campaign Material 1973-83
Grant Proposal 1976
Grantsmanship 1976
Finance & Fundraising 1970-80
Fundraising/ Grantfinders 1974-75
Fundraising 1977-80
Stay at Home Fundraiser 1976-77
Fundraising--Donley 1974-75
Funding 1977-78
Fundraiser--West Coast 1980
CALPIRG, HAS (California Public Interest Research Grouo & Health Systems Agency) 1979
Health Systems Agency 1975
United Way Human Care Services Program 1973-74
Women's Health--news clippings 1981
Medicine 1974
Health, Medicine--articles 1979
WATCH (Women Acting Together to Combat Harrassment)--Health Care, Childbirth issues 1977-79
Health/Medical--pamphlets, news clippings 1978-80
Women's Equality Day August 26, 1975
Women's Equality Day--Walk for Equality 1980
Anniversaries of Women's Right to Vote 1970
"Alice Doesn't Strike" 1975
World Affairs Day--surveys/reports/tests 1977
Eleanor Roosevelt Centennial Celebration Packet (SDSU) October 1984
Women's Opportunities Week--Calendar of Events 1981
Inauguration Day: Reaffirmation of Women's Rights n.d.
Status of Women
Image of Women--advertisements 1972
Image & Roles of Women 1970-72
San Diego County Commission on the Status of Women 1974-79
San Diego County Commission on the Status of Women--annual report 1978
Joint Committee on Legal Equality/ California Commission on Status of Women 1976-79
Commission on the Status of Women 1981-82
Name of Woman--surnames 1972-76
Booklets for Women who Wish to Determine the Own Names for Marriage 1974-75
Status of Women 1979-80
Playboy 1980-81
Pornography issues 1981
Prostitution n.d.
"Working on Prostitution" by Priscilla Alexander July 1983
Unlimited Woman 1975
Females roles--news clippings & articles 1971-76
Status of Women, a Select Bibliography June 6, 1975
Women in Media 1977-81
Women in Film 1977
Women in Sports 1974-75
Women in Science 1970
Women in Fashion 1976
Women in Art 1981
Women in Politics 1974
Homosexuality 1973-76
News clippings 1977-80
Gay Rights 1977-80
Gay Law Students Amicus Brief 1977
Lesbianism 1972-73
Anti-Rape Conference (hosted by Los Angeles Commission on Assaults Against Women) 1977
Community Rape Education & Victim Assistance Program (Rape Coalition of San Diego) 1974
Women Take Back the Night (Kansas City) 1979
"Rape: a Crime of Violence" 1979
Sexual Assault--news clippings 1981-82
News clippings 1973-81
Misc. 1974-78
Women in the Military 1977-80
GI Pensions 1981
Pensions in Divorce 1979-81
Military Draft 1980
U.S. Soldier Affairs 1981
Draft 1978-80
Navy 1970-73
Military Wives & Widows 1971
Discrimination n.d.
U.S. Civil Service Commission 1968-70
Civil Armed Service 1974
Relations 1974-76
Reform 1974-78
Classified Ads 1971-72
Discrimination 1974-78
Union Tribune Advertisement Policy 1976-80
Communications 1974-77
Communication Discriminations 1972-74
Broadcasts 1978
KCST Channel 39 1977
Communication Skills ca. 1977
Media Issues 1977-79
Media, Arts--news clippings 1974
Media Report to Women: What Women are Doing & Thinking About the Communications Media May 1974, vol. 12 no. 5- February 1975, vol. 3 no.2
Misc. 1973-74
Unitarian Church 1977-81
Church Monitoring 1980-81
Women in Religion 1974-75
Women's Rights in Religion 1976-80
Separation of Church and State 1976
Misc. 1970-72
Minority Women
Female Minorities 1979
Minority Women 1974-78
Minority Women and Women's Rights 1975
Black Women Issues 1977
Male Beauty Pageant
Applications for Mr. San Diego Universe 1979
Male Beauty Pageant 1978, 1979, 1980
Judge's Information Sheets (Mr. San Diego Universe) 1979
Correspondence 1978-80
Script 1979
Rules for Contestants 1978
Contestant's Cards, Score Sheets, Applications, etc 1978-79
News clippings 1978
Rejected Applications 1978
Thank You Letters re: Mr. San Diego Universe Pageant 1978
Sex Laws n.d.
Female Orgasm 1970
Manhunt, Sexuality Surveys 1979-81
Legal Matters & Justice System
Rules of an Assembly or Organization 1970
Parliamentary Procedures 1983
Campaigning Procedures ca. 1980-83
Political Districts 1981
Political Rosters/ Directories 1980-83
Judicial Appointments 1977-88
Lemon Law 1980
Commission on Law & Justice of the Democratic Party (NOW Proposal) 1972
Legislative --Coordinators, Liasons, Bulletins, Process, etc. 1972-74
Legislative 1970-75
Political Caucus 1970-72
Political Action 1974-76
Political Practices 1975-76
Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) 1981
President Reagan Petitions 1981-82
Reagan vs. Women--news clippings 1982-84
Judge Artie Henderson 1978-79
Senator Bob Wilson 1978-79
Roger Hedgecock, Mayor 1984
Standing Committees of the Senate 1983-84
Assembly Committee on Housing & Community Development--Status Report on Housing & Related Legislation October 1984
Criminal Justice 1974-79
Legislative Coordinator 1974-75
Legislation--National 1976-77
Legislation--General 1974-78
Women--Legal 1970-73
Legal Defense and Education Fund 1972-78
San Diego Legislative Update 1979-80
Joint Committee on Legal Equality 1975
Criticism of GOP platform 1976
Virginia Taylor--candidate for San Diego Mayor 1971
Elections 1981-85
Questionnaires for Candidates for San Diego City Positions 1984
Mondanaro Case 1978
San Diego City Change 1971-73
San Diego City Civil Service Commission--fiscal 1974 Classification & Compensation Schedule July 1973
Special Budget Analyses 1977-78
County of San Diego Proposed Program Budget: for Direct Public Services vol. I 1977-78
County of San Diego Proposed Program Budget: for Support & Overload Services vol. II
Administrative Complaint & Supporting Memorandum & Exhibits, from the Law Offices of Public Advocates, Inc. 1974
Proposed Budget in Brief (County of San Diego) 1977-78
Memorandum of Understanding Between County of San Diego and RETC, Re: CETA Title II Funds 1974
(CGP) Comparative Guidance & Placement Program pamphlet 1972
Apprenticeship Program-general Dynamics, Convair Division 1978
27th Annual Metropolitan San Diego Salary Survey March 1972
Wisconsin Supreme COurt--Kathleen Rose Kruzel (for change of name) vs. Hon. Ralph J. Podell 1973
County of San Diego Citizen Committees--annual statistical report 1977-78
Tab I--Narrative Description of Program--Section I, Public Service Employment Program n.d.
Tab II--Project Operating Plan n.d.
Tab III--Program Transition Schedule n.d.
Tab IV--PSE Occupational Summary n.d.
Tab V--PSE Program Summary n.d.
19th Amendment--articles, papers & essays n.d.
Political misc. 1970-72
International Women's Year (IWY) 1975
IWY Conference--news clippings, news releases 1977
International Women's Year (IWY)/ National Women's Conference (NWC) 1975-77
"Mujer: la mitad oscura de la vida" (Woman: the dark side of life) (IWY) 1975
National Commission on the Observance of IWY--news releases 1977
International Women's Year--misc. 1975
Mexico 75: ano internacional de la mujer--periodical February--May 1975
"The Unesco Courier": International Women's Year March 1975
United Nations Decade for Women Conference--Copenhagen 1980
United Nations--World Conference of the International Women's Year--Press/News releases 1975
7th National Conference--Houston, Texas 1974
8th National Conference--"It's Our Revolution NOW" 1975
National Women's Conference, Houston November 1977
National Women's Conference--Official Briefing Book 1977
Proposed National Plan of Action--NWC, Houston, Texas 1977
National Women's Conference: American Women on the Move (Houston, Texas), info packet November 18-21, 1977
The Spirit of Houston, the 1st National Women's Conference--an Official Report to The President, the Congress & the People of the United States 1978
Misc. newspaper periodicals re: NWC 1977
National NOW Conference 1979
National Conference September 3-6, 1971
"More than Ever"--NOW National Conference 1979
Here...NOW--1978 National Issues Conference; and Proposed Resolutions, Bylaws and Rules,-books 1978
Constitutional Convention 1977-79
Bills from State Convention 1973-74
Misc. Topics/Issues
Social Security 1977
Economic Rights ca. 1971]
Senior Citizens 1976
Retirement 1975-76
Female Transport--Press 1979
Paramedics 1978-79
Women's Economic Agenda Project April 1984
Jail 1979
Full Circle Netweork (Women of Maryknoll) 1984
Guidelines/Istructions for Volunteering & Sending Public Opinion Messages 1981
Casino Night Notes n.d.
Kit Lavell Campaign 1981
Useful Addresses of Other Groups n.d.
NOW Newsletter misc. information 1984
NOW Newsletter--stories submitted 1972-73
Newsletter rough drafts 1973
Correspondence--misc. 1980
Position for Older Girl Program Specialist (Girl Scouts) 1984
Speeches n.d.
Address Book ca. 1981
Notebooks with telephone numbers, addresses, misc notes ca. 1980-81
Thelma Stacy--speeches, awards, reports, etc 1978-82
God, The Mother--1984 Calendar
Comic Strips various dates
Males--roles, maculinity, etc--news clippings 1975-78
Auto Mechanics--women's roles 1981
News Releasers--directory n.d.
Western Union--political mailgrams 1978-79
NOW Information Booklets 1973-74
Timothy Considine--sexist remarks 1979
Women's History Materials 1973-75
Program Ideas for Chairs 1979
City Suite with Librarians 1979-81
Civil Service Information 1972-74
Report of the Women's Action Program January 1972
Tour of China 1979-80
Publicity--Judge Froelich 1977
NOW vs. James Mills--protest of his vote againts woman's rights amendment--Articles, photos 1972
Public Relations, Press Releases, Press Conferences 1971-73
Press Releases/Public Statements 1973-77
KGB Radio--Public Service Announcements 1977-79
Special Appeal 1977
Certificates--"Congratulations on the Birth of Your Baby Daughter..." ca. 1978
Iran--International 1979
Women Issues in Other Countries 1973-76
Guides/Flyers for groups, workshops, and classes that assist women 1968-73
Flyers for misc. events 1976-82
Misc. pamphlets/brochures various dates
Task Forces & Committees
Member Directory/List--Task Forces, Committees, Organizations 1979-80
Task Force Coordinators 1980-81
Task Force Members' Telephone Numbers n.d.
Ad Hoc Newsletter Committee 1983
California Transportation Plan Task Force--Policy Statement 1976
Chapter Development Committee--Roster/Directory n.d.
Committee to Promote Women's Studies 1975
Consciousness Raising Task Force 1975
Credit Task Force 1974-75
Education Task Force 1974
Employment Task Force 1984
ERA Task Force--misc. 1979-81
ERA Task Force Reports 1980-81
Feminist Consciousness Raising Group 1980
Human Reproduction Task Force 1977
Image of Women Task Force 1973-74
Legislation Task Force--Roster/Directory 1982
Lesbian Rights Task Force n.d.
Marriage & Divorce Task Force 1972
Mental Health Task Force 1972-75
Political Action 1974-76
Politics Task Force 1973
President's Task Force on Women's Rights & Responsibilites 1970
Reproduction Rights--Task Force, HLA, news releases 1980
Service Arm Committee 1977-78
Sexual Assault Task Force 1980
Steering Committee--Roster/Directory 1982
Susan B. Anthony Task Force 1976
Women in the Arts Task Force 1974
Volunteerism Task Force 1972-74
NOW Groups of Interests 1975
Task Forces: National 1973
Task Force Repprts November 1975
Task Forces, Committees & Projects 1972-76
Task Force Reports 1979-80
Task Force Workshops 1979
Misc. Task Force 1973-74
Commissions and Boards of San Diego County 1975-76
Commission Candidates Resumes/Applications 1975
Coalitions & Groups
California Women's Coalition 1977
Coalition Against "Son of S-1" 1977-79
Happiness of Womanhood, Inc. (HOW) 1974-75
Center for Women's Studies and Services (CWSS) 1971-73
Weber Coalition 1979
Women's Equalization Committee 1973
United Way 1978
United Nations, Center for Economic & Social Information 1974-75
WRC News (Women's Resource Center, SDSU) May 1978 vol. 1 no.7
WEAL (Women's Equity Action League) n.d.
Women Groups/ Organizations for Women's Issues/Rights--lists n.d.
SWP (Socialist Workers Party) in Party 1972-78
Women's Credit Alert 1975
Career Women's Network--American Association of University Women--Directory n.d.
ACLU--American Civil Liberties Union ca. 1980
Nurses NOW 1973
Labor Community Coalition 1982
Center for Women's Studies & Services n.d.
WAPA (Women Against Psychiatric Assault) 1982
City Advisory Board on Women--Agendas/Minutes 1977-79
Coalition of Labor Union Women 1975
Student Coalition Against Racism n.d.
Committee for Safe Marriages 1975
Women's Action Alliance n.d.
Housing Coalition of Greater San Diego 1980
United Nations Association of San Diego County 1979
Coalition Groups in San Diego 1970-73
Misc. 1971-79
Action UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) January-February 1975
The Activist of California NOW May 1981 v.2 no.1
Alerta--newspaper magazine no.523 July 1975
The Bee Sting--Mormon newsletter March 1981-July 1981
Bishops and the ERA--network quarterly Winter 1975 v.3 no.1
The Position Paper of California: a Voice of Western Published by Californiana of NOW May 1974
California NOW Activist May 1980 v.1 no.2
California NOW News March 1976 v.2 no.1- January 1977 v.3 no.1
The California NOW Newsletter May 1973 v.1 no.1
California Women: a Bulletin from the California Commission on the Status of Women January/February 1979
Call to Conferences May 25-28, 1979
Capitol Alert--Newsletter April 10, 1971, v.1 no.4- October 1974, v.4 no.5
The Caucus of San Diego COunty (National Women's Political Caucus) November 1979 v.3, no.11- June/July 1981, v.5 no.6
Changing Education: The Magazine Section of the American Teacher December 1975
Chicano Federation of San Diego County, Inc. Newsletter July 1974 v.3 no.5
Common Wealth: Newsletter of the National Task Force on Women & Poverty, NOW September 1975
Congressional Union--newsletter October 1982 v.2 no.2
CPO News: San Diego Region's COuncil of Governments (Comprehensive Planning Organization) October 1976, no.21
Daily Breakthrough: Where Women are the News November 19-20, 1977
Development Forum January- February 1975
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Much more than a sideboard, this piece is part of our Chawton freestanding cabinetry collection, and is designed so that you can add to it and turn it into a dresser or bookcase now or later down the line. It gives you the personalisation of a bespoke piece, the look of fitted cabinetry, and the flexibility of modular storage. You can also, of course, just keep it as a sideboard.
A little shorter than our other sideboards, around dining table height, Chawton's good in an open plan kitchen-diner to mark the change between taller kitchen cabinets and your eating area. Storage-wise, this double size comes with six drawers on one side and sliding cupboard doors (with an adjustable shelf within) on the other.
Choose to span wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling, create kitchen shelving for a low-beamed cottage or a bookcase for a sloping-ceilinged barn – with Chawton, the choice is entirely yours. Just pop into one of our stores to get started.
Chawton's made from tulipwood and oak: two timbers you can depend upon for years to come. They're both strong, they're both natural, and they're both excellent at what they do – tulipwood with its fine, even grain for painting, and oak with its characterful (but not too knotty) grain for leaving on show.
Not every piece of furniture and every colour of paint needs the same process – a 'one finish suits all' approach won't ever give you the best result possible. That's why we vary the number of coats and use both hand-painted and spray-painted techniques depending on what that shade needs.
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Chawton's designed so that you can easily put it together yourself – because it's freestanding, you don't need a professional to install it. It means that, if you want to move it, add sections or take pieces away in the future, you absolutely can.
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Yes! I chant a lot of mantras everyday. And while at first it might seem quite tedious once you get the hang of it, it will be quite easy to chant even if there are a lot of mantras to chant. But don't get me wrong, when I say quite easy it will still take you some time, and it is perfectly worth it to invest some time everyday because the blessings that we receive simply by chanting mantras is quite enormous. It is more powerful when one chants it under deep meditation, at a level where you are almost unaware of your surroundings. However, needless to say, mantras are powerful and depending on your faith simply uttering it a few times is bound to give you some blessings. How much more if you chant it 108x everyday!
Aside from the mantras of the 3 Main Buddhas (Amitabha Buddha, Shakyamuni Buddha, and Medicine Buddha) and the 4 Main Bodhisattvas (Bodhisattva Kuan Yin, Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha, Bodhisattva Samantabhadra, and Bodhisattva Majushri) and the Protector, Business and Career, Wealth Bodhisattvas (Bodhisattva Sangharama and Bodhisattva Vajrapani), I also chant the following mantras:
- NAMO DANG LIE XIA XIENG MI LO CHUN FO and OM MAITRI MAHĀ MAITRI MAITREYA SOHA (Mantra of the Future Buddha, Bodhisattva Maitreya) – Chanting the mantra of the Future Buddha, Maitreya Bodhisattva, who is also known as the Happy Buddha would shower with blessings of health and wealth. To understand him better you can read my post about him entitled: THE HAPPY FAT BUDDHA: A REPRESENTATION OF MAITREYA BUDDHA'S BLESSINGS.
- OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SOHA (Mantra of the Swift Liberator, Goddess Tara) – Chanting the mantra of Goddess Tara is really good specially when you encounter a lot of problems, because she is considered as the Swift Liberator because she liberates us from sufferings. To understand more about Goddess Tara please read the following articles: GODDESS TARA: THE MOTHER OF SWIFT LIBERATION and PAYING HOMAGE TO GODDESS TARA.
- OM DZAMBHALA DZALIN DRAYE SOHA (Mantra of the Buddhist Wealth Deity, Yellow Dzambhala) – Chanting the mantra of Yellow Dzambhala will shower us with enormous wealth blessings. To understand Yellow Dzambhala, you can check out the article I have written about him entitled, INCREASE YOUR WEALTH BY PAYING HOMAGE TO YELLOW DZAMBHALA!
You can also read other posts in the Chant – A – Mantra series:
- Chant – A – Mantra: A Reintroduction to the Wonderful Benefits of Chanting A Mantra.
- Chant – A – Mantra (2): When You Need Compassion, Wisdom, and Power!
- Chant – A – Mantra (3a): Daily Mantras to Chant!
- Chant – A – mantra (3b): Daily Mantras to Chant – The 4 Main Bodhisattvas of Chinese Buddhism!
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Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.~Matthew 18.3
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Head 'em up and move 'em out! Your cowpokes are joining one of the longest, most dangerfraught cattle drives in the Weird West—spanning two countries, a war-torn no man's land, and the Sioux Nations! Along the way, they'll cross paths with virtually every major railroad, bloodthirsty border raiders, Indian war parties, and of course, nightmares of the sort found only in a land ravaged by the horrors of the Reckoning. They may make an ally or two, as well as at least one dogged enemy. Bad Times on the Goodnight is the first of three in the Blood Drive series.
The Blood Drive series is a complete campaign. Each adventure starts and ends in such a fashion that if you want to use it by itself without the others in the series, you can easily do so. In fact, they're perfect for getting a posse from one part of the Weird West to another if that's what you're looking for, Marshal. Used together, the three combine to take the heroes from greenhorn cowpunchers to hardened trail hands fighting for their cattle, their land, and even their lives!
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WILLIAMSBURG — Thomas Smith's athleticism at wide receiver netted him a Virginia Tech football scholarship this past February. The speed and explosiveness Jahlil Green turned into 1,448 yards rushing and 20 touchdowns in 10 regular season games this year will probably land him a Division I scholarship in 15 months.
For all of their glitz, Smith and Green don't characterize Lafayette High School football. The face of the program, a fully bearded one at that, is Peter Hurst.
Hurst, a 6-foot-3, 240-pound senior, opens holes for his skill guys at right tackle and stifles the opposition's with tackles at middle linebacker. He's tough, strong, physical and eats, sleeps and drinks football except for those quiet moments at night when he's chilling out playing jazz on his bass guitar.
"In high school football, you can beat a lot of people just by beating them physically," Rams coach Andy Linn said in describing both Hurst's and the program's style the past 16 years. "Peter is just a solid, solid, solid physical player.
"He figured out early on that if he's the first one to deliver a blow, he's got an advantage."
Hurst has nearly 30 knockdown (pancake) blocks this year for an offense that routinely puts up 35 points and 350 rushing yards. The stat prompts humility rather than hubris.
"Every single lineman we go against in the Bay Rivers District is good, so getting a pancake block is huge," said Hurst, who leads the Rams (9-1) into a Region I Division 3 playoff semifinal against Park View (9-2) on Friday at Wanner Stadium.
He is similarly unpretentious about his team-high 75 tackles.
"The only reason that me and (fellow linebackers) Darren Patton, Schekel Wallace and Blake Guminsky make so many plays is that the defensive linemen are doing their job," he said.
Although he came to defense later in his career, as a junior, he's become as valuable as he is to the offense. And for some of the same reasons.
Hurst is football smart, the guy who makes the defensive calls and makes sure everyone is in the right place. And he's so difficult to block, most opponents run away from, rather than at him.
But Hurst is an offensive lineman at heart. Although it would help if he were 40 pounds heavier, he hopes to convince a Richmond or William and Mary to give him a shot.
"A high level academic school with high level football is what I'm looking for," Hurst said.
Linn, a former William and Mary offensive lineman, thinks Hurst can make it at the FCS level.
"Peter is one of those guys who, when the others begin weeding themselves out, he'll still be there because he'll do the right things," Linn said. "He does everything right as an offensive lineman: hip roll, flat back, good steps and hand placement.
"He's really been the glue to the whole line. He's only the second four-year starter we've had in my 16 years here, and when someone has a question, they'll ask him."
Hurst's respect for the guys he plays with in the trenches is mutual.
Left tackle Carlos Coronado: "He's a big run block guy. You can count on him to blow his end out every play."
Left guard Marquan Harris: "He's a big pulling trap guard and he'll make a kid pay every play."
Center Coleman Goad: "We've needed him to make big blocks as a sophomore and he has."
Right tackle Tyler New: "When we down block, he'll hit real hard and put a guy on the ground."
Tight end Parker Kindley: "We knew he'd be a weapon in the pass game, but he's been 150 percent blocking."
Their traits, embodied by Hurst, characterize Lafayette football. Their faces may be unrecognizable, but their contributions are not.
"We take pride in blocking, and the support we get from the (skill players) is big," Hurst said. "Every play they'll say, `Great, thanks for getting me the hole.'"


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On Wednesday evening, November 28, 2012, I ran into Jim "Bones" Bacon in the back of the Pro Circuit race shop where he was helping a few mechanics place a few engines and suspension components into a blue and yellow Pro Circuit box van. They were going testing on Thursday with new Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki team member Martin Davalos. Soon to be a seven-year member of the Monster Energy Supercross 250SX division, Davalos, after riding for Yamaha, KTM, and as of the last two years, with the Rockstar Energy Racing Suzuki team, has now been tapped by Pro Circuit ringmaster Mitch Payton. I asked Bones what he thought of the outfit's new rider.
"Martin's speed has always impressed me and Mitch also," offered Bacon of the highly talented rider who, almost mysteriously, has yet win a 250SX main in his career. "We'd go to the races and he'd have the fastest practice time quite often or he'd get a good start and run up front for a while but he never seemed able to close the deal. I don't know if that was fitness or confidence in himself or whatever, but hopefully we've taken care of that problem. He's put down some really fast laps at the practice track. From what I've heard he's always been able to do that, but what I see and what I never really hear anybody else talk about is the consistency of his lap times now – and he can do that for 20 laps now, not just 15. The more I work with him I think he gets more confident in the bike. He's real free on the bike and doesn't ride it tight so he won't use a lot of energy. It would baffle me if he doesn't do good this year because he's got every ingredient it takes – he's fast and he's consistent. Some of the other guys out there are fast but I don't really see the consistency in them like I see in Martin. I think if you put that together and build his confidence it would be amazing to me if that doesn't pay off."
Earlier that afternoon I ran into Davalos at the Pro Circuit shop. I sat down with the super-friendly 25 year-old racer and began firing off questions about him, his career and his new team. Following is what Martin had to say.
Racer X: Martin, what are you up to here at the shop?
Martin Davalos: Basically, I went training today at the Kawasaki track here in Corona. After that I came to the shop to talk to the guys because I had some feedback about the bike. After that I decided to swing by Monster and grab a couple goodies for myself. Basically, when I'm done riding I usually come to the shop in Corona and talk to the guys about the bike.
When did you start riding the Pro Circuit bike?
Basically, I started riding the bike, I would say, at the end of October. So I've had it a little over a month so far. We started riding outdoors first so I could get used the new frame, new bike – new everything. Then, obviously, we then started riding supercross. So far the bike has been unbelievable. I've done a lot of testing with Bones [Bacon] on the suspension. I couldn't be any happier than where I am at right now. Everything seems to be going very good well for me and I enjoy every aspect of the team so far. The whole crew and the whole team has been very welcoming to me so I am super happy.
Davalos signed with Pro Circuit for 2013 after spending last year with Rockstar Energy Suzuki.
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Do you interact with Mitch a lot?
Yeah I like talking to Mitch. I come to the shop once in a while and I ask him a couple of questions. I don't talk to him a lot, but I like talking to him and letting him know how everything is going and how the bike is doing and stuff like that.
Over the years I've talked with dozens of riders who left various race teams to join the Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki team. On many occasions, I've had these riders say to me, "When I got on that Pro Circuit bike the first time, it was so fast and so perfect that it felt like a cheater bike." What's your take on that?
You know I was with Suzuki for two years and it was a good team. However when I first rode the Pro Circuit bike I was amazed. It was like everything was perfect.
One thing I hear pretty often from the Pro Circuit riders is that everyone really pushes each other at the Kawasaki test track. Last year Dean Wilson mentioned to me that there is always a sort of pressure out there at the track because stop watches are always out. Do you get that feeling at all?
Yeah, I mean everybody wants to go fast and I think that's what it's all about. Everybody pushes each other and you want to go faster than your teammates. It's just competitive like that and I think that's a great thing. All of my teammates are not running right now, but I'm sure that once they healthy it's going to good.
How did Pro Circuit approach you? How did you end up on the team?
Well, basically, Suzuki approached me to re-sign a contract. At the same time Mitch contacted one of the people who helps me out. But basically I called Mitch about it because I heard he was looking around, you know? I told him I always wanted to ride for his team. When Mitch told me there was a chance for me, it was just all or nothing. I wanted to be a part of it. I wanted to give it a shot. I've been in the class for quite a long time and I feel like this is my last shot for the class. I'm glad to be a part of the best team to try and accomplish my goal.
When you and Mitch put your deal together, did he tell you he expected a lot out of you in 2013?
I don't think he was like that, but obviously when you're signing for him you know that you're expected to win races, you know? He is known to be the best of the best, so you know what you're signing for and I think it's pressure in the positive way.
The seven-year veteran has high expectations for the 2013 season.
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Do you feel like you have to start winning immediately in 2013?
I don't feel like I have to, but I want to. Like I said, I've been around the class quite a bit of time and I have had experience. I've always been fast. Right now there is no doubt in my mind that I have the best equipment in the world. Now it's a matter of me delivering it. I'm working hard in the off-season. I just want to go racing. I know my hard work will pay off and I know if I ride the way that I know how I can ride I know I will be competitive with everybody.
2013 will mark your seventh year in the class. Is your mindset for 2013 different than it has been before?
I've always wanted to win races and everything, but right now I feel like at this stage of my life I'm more calm and I know what I want and I know how to approach it. I just have to believe in myself. I know I'm a hard working kid and I know I'm doing the right things to be at that level and I don't have any doubt in my mind that the team is providing me with the best that there is. And they are working so hard to get the bike even better. I know that there isn't going to be any problem with that aspect. It's going to be a matter me delivering at the race.
Do you have a championship in you?
You know, that's my goal. My dream when I came to America was to turn pro and to be able to sign with factory teams and podium races. But you don't win a championship at the first race. Obviously, I want to win races and accomplish that goal before I move up to the big class.
Come the season finale in Las Vegas in May, what will make you happy?
Just to come to Vegas knowing that I have a shot at the title. That would make me really, really happy.
Davalos is hoping to capture his first career 250SX win in 2013.
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Would not winning a championship this season disappoint you?
That's definitely is a tough question. I think it will. Like I said, I've been in the class a lot of years and the competition just keeps getting tougher and tougher. There are great riders and Eli [Tomac] is coming off a championship. I don't have enough fingers to count how many good guys are out there. You have to be very respectful to everybody because everybody works hard and everybody has the same goal. I think at the end of the day, if I know I worked my hardest, I think I'll be happy.
Epilogue: Late on Wednesday meeting I went to see Mitch Payton at his porting bench and asked him why he tapped Martin Davalos to join his championship dynamo of a race team.
"I've always seen Martin ride really good in supercross. He's always one of the guys on the board in practice and he always does everything really quick. He was a kid we spoke to in 2008 and we were close to doing it, but we didn't. But we've kept a friendly relationship. I've always watched him and always thought he was really talented and always wondered why he didn't close out the deal. I don't really know why. This year we had a slot open and he was available. Every year we bring his name up and this year it worked out. I'm glad to have him. I think he's going to be really good and he can win for sure."


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Types of Saws
Saw Anatomy
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Buying Used
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Can you believe we're almost done with the 2011 season and I've hardly made any jokes about the Houston Astros? I know. I'm sorry, dear readers. I dropped the ball. Chalk it up as an E on your scorecard, boo like Mets fans and throw beer on me as I walk off the field.
It's just… I have a real hard time picking on those who cannot defend themselves. But that doesn't mean I don't care about them. I do. Sorta. I mean, you think it's easy for me to NOT make fun of the LOLstros?
But, to prove how much I care, I've prepared a small advisory to-do list of things that should get them on track so that I can once again slam their mere existence:
1. Bring Craig Biggio out of retirement
Most people wouldn't recognize a single name in the LOLstros lineup. Also, 100 losses in a season isn't just bad, it's embarrassing. I gotta think that an old, wobbly Craig Biggio would at least will them under 100 losses. If nothing else, he could go to the dish and take an HBP to get on base, just like the old days.
2. Move to the American League
Oh yeah. Already happening.
3. Woo Nolan Ryan away from the Rangers
Have you seen what Ryan has done with the Rangers? And to think, the Rangers used to be the laughingstock of Texas baseball.
4. Draft this kid:
And finally…
5. Officially change their name to the "LOLstros"
The space program is dead yo, and in the internet age, nothing is as catchy as a memey acronym that makes folks smile without even thinking about it.
See! You're LOLing right now!
Don't hate me 'cuz I'm right.